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Milwaukee, Feb. 4: Coalition For Justice Mass Meeting
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Pay it No Mind: The Life and Times of Marsha P. Johnson
From Palestine to Wisconsin: No Privatization! Dump Veolia!
http://www.foodandwaterwatch.org/insight/veolia-environnement
https://www.facebook.com/StLouisDumpVeolia/
Boston School Bus Drivers Union: USW Local 8751
For information on the latest Wall Street efforts to privatize water in Wisconsin: Overpass Light Brigade
[OLB Photo: Joe Brusky]
Chicago, Feb. 20: Building a Movement to Fight Racism, Police Terror & the Capitalist Prison System
Building a movement to fight racism, police terror & the capitalism prison system
Black and Brown people in the United States live in a brutal police state, subject to terror, incarceration, violence, or death on a daily basis. We have seen inspiring resistance, from Black Lives Matter to the heroic fight back by Latino youth against ICE. How can we build and strengthen this movement? What will it take to win?
Join these Black Liberation Movement veterans, community organizers, and activists for a community discussion:
•Pam Africa – of the MOVE Organization, Millions for Mumia Abu Jamal
•Lamont Lilly – Vice Presidential candidate of Workers World Party
•Chairman Fred Hampton Jr – of the Prisoners of Concience Committe/Black Panther Party Cubs
•Dorothy Pinkney – wife of Michigan political prisoner Rev. Edward Pinkney
•Daphne Jackson – Chicago community freedom fighter (and other speakers fighting the U.S. raids and deportations of migrants and other people’s struggles TBA)
The event is free and open to the public.
Sponsored by Workers World Party Chicago
(312) 620-2305 ChicagoWWP@gmail.com
Chicago Workers World Party
[Shut Down ICE photo: Joe Brusky]
Act NOW To Stop Water Privatization in Wisconsin
On Thursday morning Jan. 27, a vote will be held in committee on a bill that paves the way for the privatization of Wisconsin’s water. Apparently our politicians have learned absolutely nothing from the ongoing and tragic situation in Flint, Michigan.
Please call these members of the Senate Workforce Development Committee and tell them that we do not want what happened in Flint to happen here in Wisconsin.
Senator Roger Roth (Chair) (608) 266-0718 Sen.Roth@legis.wisconsin.govSenator Richard Gudex (Vice Chair) (608) 266-5300 Sen.Gudex@legis.wisconsin.govSenator Duey Stroebel (608) 266-7513 Sen.Stroebel@legis.wisconsin.govSenator Chris Larson (608) 266-7505 Sen.Larson@legis.wisconsin.govSenator Julie Lassa (608) 266-3123 Sen.Lassa@legis.wisconsin.gov
[OLB Photo: Joe Brusky]
Young Gifted & Black, Freedom Inc. Testify at UN Working Group In Chicago
“No way to escape the system when you are Black in Madison…” – T Banks speaking at the UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent.
#HumanRights #FreedomInc
“We must have self-determination starting with community control over the police.” – Adeyemi Balogu testifying in front of the UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent. #HumanRights #FreedomInc
YGB Ferguson To Madison
Demanding justice for Tony Robinson May 13, 2015 in Madison.
Madison, Feb. 19: Color That Canvass!
This is a Call to al Youth Artists!!! Feb 19th Freedom Inc will be having a Youth Art Showcase! Youth of Color need to use our art to raise our voices! Let’s Color The Canvass!
We are accepting submissions for DANCERS, SINGERS, SPOKEN WORD ARTISTS, MUSICIANS, RAPPERS, PAINTERS, AND MORE ages 7-19. If you have some art you want to share like our page and inbox us on fb Freedom Youth Squad .
Apply online if you want to perform!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/18Mksjw-hBp4rl0mWguTgKJQ4oOWFJqUCg4LqIJfIgQM/viewform?usp=send_form
Any questions? Please contact
Cynthia on fb @ Cynthia Yang or email cynthiayang05@gmail.com or
Shyra by phone (608)381-2430 or email kashyrahall@gmail.com
Madison, January 31: BHM Kickoff Event We the 350: Stories of Racism, Poverty…
!!!!!!!2016 Black History Month Kickoff Event!!!!!!!
We the 350 explores the ways that state structures rely on intersections between race and class, along with many other intersections, to maintain racially disparate arrest and incarceration rates in Wisconsin. Written & Directed by UW Alum T. Banks and Prof. Sara McKinnon. In collaboration with WUD Performing Arts Committee.
We the 350 explores the ways that state structures rely on intersections between race and class, along with many other intersections, to maintain racially disparate arrest and incarceration rates in Wisconsin. Written & Directed by UW Alum T. Banks and Prof. Sara McKinnon. In collaboration with WUD Performing Arts Committee.
Tickets become available for Students, Faculty, and Staff on 1/19-1/22, general public 1/25.
Pick Up location Memorial Union Ticket Box Office.
Limit 1 ticket per person 1st Come, 1st Serve
September 24, 2015 Madison
Milwaukee, Feb. 4: Coalition for Justice Mass Meeting/DOJ Listening Session Debrief
The Coalition for Justice will be hosting our next Mass Meeting on THURSDAY, February 4th at All Peoples Church, 5975 N. 40th Street at 6 p.m.
We plan to debrief about the DOJ Listening Session, our meeting with the DOJ/C.O.P.S representative, talk about what’s next, Dontre Day on Apirl 30th and more.
We will also continue the conversations and movements around awakening, strategizing, and mobilizing those around us.
We would love to get as many community members, organizations, unions, and churches in this space as possible so please invite your friends, family, and colleagues. Students and children are also welcomed.
The meeting will last approximately two hours (6:00p-8:00p). Please join us, and let your voice be heard.
We will continue the fight for justice! Change is coming!
